Today we reveal our new membership club designed for those with short hair. Growing it out or staying sharp, our Clipper Club keeps your short looks on point. Membership includes four clipper trims and interim maintenance in either of our Fitzrovia and Esher salons. Each appointment includes the signature HARE & BONE salon experience, and during your first visit, one of our highly trained grooming professionals with recommend the best shampoo and styling product for you to take home, keeping your style fresh between appointments.

Membership from £220 (price includes 4 appointments and 2 products)

As part of our belief system and duty to offer the best to our clients, we are thrilled to announce the arrival of a conscious and sustainable colour product at HARE & BONE. Topchic Zero is a new addition to our salon partner Goldwell’s colour portfolio. Extensive research and resources have gone into developing a range that is an ammonia-free permanent colour, which also offers 100% natural grey coverage. The formula is 98% biodegradable, the packaging is made from 100% recycled and recyclable packaging material and the products are carbon neutral.

We really enjoyed the training behind this sustainable colour range and are excited about the results we’re seeing in our Esher and Fitzrovia salons. Anything that adds to the overall well-being of our clients and the planet is welcome at HARE & BONE.

We are so happy to announce that today our friend and colleague, Chloe has returned to Fitzrovia. Chloe worked with us from the very beginning before moving to Hong Kong in 2018.  Colour has always been her strength and direction but she loves every aspect of salon life. We know many people will be happy to see Chloe again. Her energy and enthusiasm for hair are infectious, and she’ll be working with the team to support the next generation of HARE & BONE stylists.

I studied the impact black and white photography has had on hairdressing and wanted to push it to the next level. INVERT focuses on creating contrasting visuals using photography, styling and hair.

Credits:
Photographer: Chris Bulezuik
Styling: Arianna Morton
Make-up: Shani Mushington

We’re excited to welcome Stacy Odwell to our salon team.  Stacy is a natural extensions specialist and her brand of unique hand-tied extensions has gained her a celebrity clientele. From today Stacy will be in our Esher salon every Wednesday and is a great addition to the team. Sam caught up with her to find out more.

Sam: How does it feel to be working with HARE & BONE?
Stacy: I am thrilled to be joining the team. Your instinctive, fashion-focused and bespoke approach perfectly complements my unique brand of natural, hand-tied extensions. We share the same vision to create beautiful hair that works with an individual’s bone structure and aesthetic. I’m particularly excited about our colour partnership. Your colourists create luxe, high-shine colour that blends seamlessly, and working together, I’ve no doubt the results will be phenomenal.

Sam: What is it about extensions that made you want to specialise in them?
Stacy: Around 20 years ago, my mum’s hair started thinning temporarily after a stressful event. As I was in the hair and beauty industry I naturally looked for a solution. I spent months researching and decided to take a course in hair extensions. I studied all the various techniques and eventually found that the natural-looking results of hand-tied wefts were far superior to anything else so I created my own techniques to fit the wefts. As well as giving my mum her confidence back, I became hooked after seeing the self-esteem boost if gave to my clients. 

Sam: What advice would you give any of our clients interested in hair extensions but concerned about commitment and aftercare?
Stacy: There are a variety of options on the market and to achieve the natural and ‘real’ look we see on celebrities, hand-tied wefts really are the gold standard. The good news with hand-tied wefts is, they are relatively low maintenance. The weft is fitted to your head seamlessly and acts like a veil of hair, my clients tell me they can hardly even feel it’s there. You wash your hair as normal and either leave to dry naturally or blow dry for a smoother look. I advise clients to keep on top of their conditioning treatments with a hair mask once a week and add in a leave-in hair oil from time to time to keep it shiny and well-nourished. The weft needs refitting anywhere between every 6 – 8 weeks but the highest-grade quality hair can last years, so you’re only paying for the refit which makes it an economically sound option too.

Sam: And if someone is interested in having extensions, what is the next step?
Stacy: The best way to go about exploring whether it’s right for you is to book a consultation. As part of that consultation, we’ll discuss your lifestyle,  your hair habits and needs and the look you’re hoping to achieve. I always welcome you to bring in images of the look you’re inspired by. This is your chance to raise any questions, so come prepared. 

Thanks, Stacy, I’m sure you’ll be a busy addition to the salon.

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As well as bringing you our new HARE Menu, this month we are relaunching our BLOWDRY CLUB. Yes, we are spoiling you.

We know that life can be busy and that making time to look after yourself can seem impossible so we wanted to help you to put some tlc into your week. Our BLOWDRY CLUB provides you with the opportunity and space to be still, switch off or meditate. The six-week course includes a hair mask, head massage, blow dry and 30 minutes of quiet time where you can choose how to relax. We suggest turning off all distractions (unless listening to a guided meditation) and following some breathing techniques to help get the most of your quiet time. Think of it like a self-care spa session but with the added bonus of a blow dry, that can last up to four days. Six sessions from £198, and if you join our Blowdry Club in February you will receive a complimentary Dual Sense treatment with all six sessions. That’s only £33 per session, making it the most cost-effective self-care treatment going.